Timber King, NZ Steel Distributor fined $401k
Both companies were fined for misleading representations about their steel mesh products.
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Nelson pharmacy accused of price fixing
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Man sacked for foul-mouthed 'bullying' of workers
The man was sacked for repeatedly insulting and swearing at co-workers.
Men called John outnumber women 4-1 among top Kiwi CEOs
In the US men called James outnumber women in top positions of the Fortune 500.
Domino's store receives 500 orders after discount 'balls up'
News of a glitch in the online service was shared on social media.
Amazon boss booed by workers in Berlin
Hundreds of Amazon workers protested working conditions in Germany.
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'Bats**t crazy': Mum roasted for bringing teen son to interview
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Bendon will have to pay BNZ $28m if Naked merger goes ahead
BNZ will support Bendon-Naked merger if Bendon repays bank $28M following transaction.
Finland says basic income trial going ahead as planned
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Do car salespeople really need to 'talk to the manager'?
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Company sued by Sky sold for $12.5m to Chinese buyer
A Kiwi company being sued by Sky TV has been sold overseas for $12.5m.
ComCom, Auckland airport at odds over profitability
The ComCom has concerns over the airport making excessive profits on its regulated assets.
Toll likely for $800m Auckland roads project
PPPs likely on two big road projects
Kiwi company's giant deal for autonomous shuttles in Korea
Ohmio has agreed to supply Korean company SolaSeaDo 150 autonomous shuttles.
Time for business to embrace AI
Kiwi businesses need to get on board with artificial intelligence.
Man sacked just before Xmas and wedding wins $11K
Terence O'Hagan said he felt hurt, dumbfounded and humiliated by his dismissal.
How to become the world's first trillionaire
Goldman Sachs believes it knows the key to becoming the richest person alive.
The cringe-worthy terms your co-workers secretly hate
Ever promised to "give 110 per cent"? You're probably driving your colleagues insane.
'I beat another a*shole employer': Man penalised for breaching confidentiality
Boasting about payout costly for redundant worker.
Rolls-Royce mulls European move
Rolls-Royce is preparing to relocate the "signing off" of British-made airliner engines.
Revealed: The content that will get you banned from Facebook
Facebook is opening up about its decision-making over which posts it takes down - and why.
Record-breaking plane takes to the skies
The aircraft will soon serve a route of 9,521 miles between New York and Singapore.
How to build instant credibility in 2-3 minutes
Having high credibility and trust is a lot easier to convert into a paid sale.
Broadband price rises if regulations changed: Spark
Consumers could see a return to 2007 prices for internet under proposed regulations
Complaint Richie McCaw ad 'derogatory to men'
The ASA said there was no grounds to proceed with the complaint.
Heigh-Ho ... bitcoin miners dig into New York, but not everyone's happy
Miners suck up so much electricity they cause power rates to spike.
Google owner's Q1 earnings soar to $13.2b
Google still thriving amid a backlash against Silicon Valley.
Xi Jinping seeks to boost domestic demand
Chinese President Xi Jinping said the country will try to boost domestic demand.
NZ shares mixed; A2, Synlait fall
New Zealand shares were mixed in light trading ahead of tomorrow's public holiday.
Fletcher Building pull-back drives up construction costs
Fletcher Building's Building + Interiors (B+I) unit confirmed two-year losses of $952m.
Turnbull knew about banks' dodgy behaviour
New details reveal that the Turnbull Government knew about the banks' bad behaviour.